Quebec of the Night
By John S. Aissis Image by Angela Harburn I lost three toes first. My fingers lasted longer, but eventually, they took two from each hand. The machines saved the rest of my body. I don’t remember any of… Continue Reading
Time Management
By Taylor Wendt Image by Jack L. Bryson They’d have to break my legs before the storm hit. An hour had passed since they announced my impending fate, tied me up, and sat at the computer… Continue Reading
Mmmemories!
By Daniel M. Cojocaru Image by FlashMovie “So, how did you feel, when you first noticed that a carrot was growing out of your belly-button?” What could have easily been a question asked by his shrink in… Continue Reading
The Man Beneath the University
By Liam J. Blackley Image by Melkor3D Cylisic was having trouble resigning himself to getting blood on his lovely new yellow chiton, as usually ended up happening during medical procedures. “Did you ask one of the other physicians,… Continue Reading
Mother
By Claire Fitzpatrick Image by Brilliant Eye The farm grew out of the soft yellow hills as though it had always been there. The homestead was the colour of the fields, its roof the same hue as the… Continue Reading
The End of Time Travel
By J. David Thayer Image By Leremy An Open Invitation to All Time Travelers Living in Our Future: Greetings. 1. My name, as you no doubt know, is Peter Stanley. And 2. I would very much… Continue Reading
Regarded Down
By Cameron Kirk Image by Warm_Tail The Waxed Anus attracted a rough clientele, even for a dwarven pub. It lay nestled in the depths of the very mines themselves and was, not surprisingly, frequented by the grime-hardened mining… Continue Reading
The Final Battle Between Good and Evil
By John Mara Image by devonoday “The end of the world is nigh, bajesus!” the good Sister O’Hennehey bellows to the heavens from the creaky porch of a run-down farmhouse. The farm lies in the middle of Megiddo,… Continue Reading
Renartis Rising
By Rekha Valliappan Image by Anna Providence ‘You shall know the truth and the truth shall make you odd.’ –Flannery O’Connor The door was locked. Roma Kaldhari thought the old man looked sick, petrified, and ready to die.… Continue Reading
Up
By John Darling Image by dani3315 Carl Righetti sat tethered to his window seat and looked at the world outside. There was little to see, just like yesterday, the day before, and all the days before that after the… Continue Reading